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Pluto flyby live stream from NASA & JPL

"Fasten your seat belts — New Horizons has arrived at the Pluto System." After more than nine years and 3 billion miles, the spacecraft is inside the dwarf planet's Hill sphere of influence and ready to take the first LIVE detailed measurements and photographs of Pluto will start July 14 at 7:30 am 2015

NASA's New Horizons probe has zoomed by Pluto today (July 14), with its closest approach to the dwarf planet coming at 7:49 a.m. EDT (1149 GMT). At 8:30 p.m. ET (0030 GMT), NASA will host a live webcast of the probe's "phone home signal," followed by a Pluto flyby photos. Tune in then

Hangout with an Astronaut for a Day

Have you ever asked a question to someone in space? No? Well now’s your chance. In a first for the agency, NASA will host a Google+ Hangout live with the International Space Station on Feb. 22 from 10:30 a.m. EDT to 11:30 a.m. EDT. Google+ Hangouts allow people to chat face-to-face while thousands more can tune in to watch the conversation live on Google+ or YouTube. This unique opportunity will connect you, our fans, with astronauts living and working on the orbiting laboratory 240 miles above the Earth.

During the event, several video questions will be selected and answered by astronauts on the space station and on the ground. Additionally, NASA will ask real-time questions submitted by our followers onGoogle+, Twitter, andFacebook.

Unique and original questions are more likely to be selected. You can view the Hangout live on the NASA Google+ page or the NASA Television YouTube channel to watch the astronauts answer the questions.

Have you ever asked a question to someone in space? No? Well now’s your chance. In a first for the agency, NASA will host a Google+ Hangout live with the International Space Station on Feb. 22 from 10:30 a.m. EDT to 11:30 a.m. EDT. Google+ Hangouts allow people to chat face-to-face while thousands more can tune in to watch the conversation live on Google+ or YouTube. This unique opportunity will connect you, our fans, with astronauts living and working on the orbiting laboratory 240 miles above the Earth. During the event, several video questions will be selected and answered by astronauts on the space station and on the ground. Additionally, NASA will ask real-time questions submitted by our followers on Google+, Twitter, and Facebook.

Unique and original questions are more likely to be selected. You can view the Hangout live on the NASA Google+ page or the NASA Television YouTube channel to watch the astronauts answer the questions.